Alexandra of denmark

Three-quarter length seated portrait photograph of the Princess of Wales holding a bouquet in her hands and looking down at them

WikiVictorian @wikivictorian · Portrait of Princess Alexandra of Denmark, later Princess Alexandra of Wales (and Queen Consort of United Kingdom). Photographed in 1862.

Check out the Duchess of Cornwall thread - there appears to be pretty universal approval for the portrait ( not a tiara in sight):lol:

Our series on the jewels worn by British queens regnant and consort for their coronations continues today with the rather incredible 1902 coronation ensemble of Queen Alexandra. You like jewels? We've definitely got jewels for you

Carte-de-visite photograph showing full length portrait of Princess Alexandra of Denmark, turned to right, standing by chair, hands clasped together. She wears a pale coloured dress with frilled sleeves, slightly off the shoulder. When Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were considering potential brides for their eldest son, Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, the invention of photography had made it possible for them to see portraits of the young ladies before any further commitments were made…

View Princess Alexandra of Denmark By Henrik Benedikt Olrik; oil on canvas; 141 x 99cm (55 1/2 x 39in); Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Three-quarter length portrait photograph of Queen Alexandra when Alexandra, Princess of Wales, wearing an off the shoulder white gown, flowers in her hair, earrings and holding a fan in her hands.This contemporaneous photograph to the portrait by Franz Xaver Winterhalter (see RCIN 402351) captures the sitter in the same dress and pose. While it is not known whether Winterhalter made use of photography as aid, such practice has been widely used by artists for decades, enlivening the…

This 1863 Lauchert portrait of Princess Alexandra is presumably a companion to the one shown in the last image.